Military school softball letter for Custer honors
Bob Custer of Lane receives a Kemper Military School softball letter for standout season play and earns all school honorable mention. Also noted are forthcoming evangelism meetings and university connections tied to area pastors and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Custer
Robert H. Custer
Lane
Kemper Military School
Boonville
J. G. Kralovec
Custer
Tom Carpenter
L. G. Carpenter
East
Perry Street
Carpenter
Eisenhower warns defense cuts threaten missiles program
President Eisenhower spoke on the 2.4 billion defense reduction approved by the House committee. He said cuts would hit guided missile and aircraft programs, urging compromise with Russia and noting public reaction generally supported the administration. He defended the budget plan, rejected tax cuts while balance remains precarious, and said he will not resign from leadership disputes. Religious and local notes followed on visits, flood control talks, and party alignment.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Russia
London
House
United States
House Appropriations Committee
House Committee
Deaths of Louise Gates and Paul Bryan in two notices
Louise Ellis Gates 94, former Ottawa resident, died Monday in Whittier California. Widow of Frank Gates, funeral Thursday in Whittier, body to Ottawa for burial. Survived by six sons Ray Fred El Paso Harry Fort Worth Ralph Lester John California. Paul Roland Bryan 38 died last night at 11:30 in Leavenworth hospital. Born April 19 1919 in Denver, a restaurant cook. Survived by son Paul Bryan Jr daughter Rebecca Bryan mother Elma N Rhodes five brothers Harold Quenemo William Richard Robert Lawrence two sisters Ada Torenden McLouth. Services Friday at 2 Town Time Freewillers Funeral Chapel, burial High Senhower Cemetery.
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Louise Ellis Gates
Ottawa
Whittier
Calif
Frank Gates
Ray
Fred
el Paso
Tex
Harry
Fort Worth
Ralph
Lester
John
California
Bally Nua Para
Paul Roland Bryan
S. Main
Leavenworth
Denver
Paul Bryan Jr
Rebecca Bryan
Elma N. Rhodes
Main
Harold
Quenemo
William
Ten Franklin County students to receive degrees at 85th Commencement
Ten Franklin County residents are candidates for degrees at the University of Kansas 85th annual commencement on June 3. The list includes Paul K. Elben and James L. Curry among others pursuing degrees in Fine Arts, Business, Education, Geology, Journalism, and Pharmacy with homes in Elm Wellsville Hickory Mulberry Richmond and Richmond addresses.
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Franklin County
University
Kansas
Paul K. Elben
Elm
James L. Curry
N. Hickory
John L. Hysom
Mulberry
Jack L. Reams
Wellsville
Lorraine L. Gross
Dale H. Kelley
S. Hickory
Lawrence A. Rockers
Richmond
Nancy L. Collins
Kenton R. Thomas
Walnut
John R. Kramer
S. Main
Funeral services for Harry L Morgan
Funeral services for Harry L. Morgan who died May 19 were held at the Lamb Funeral Home on May 21 with Rev. Roger Fredrikson presiding. Honorary pallbearers included P. A. Johnson W. C. McCon achie A. R. Carpenter A. J. Brady Fred Lutz A. Keith and Eldon Finch. Active pallbearers were W. H. Rice Clarence Keith Ernest Johnson Neal Sayler Alton Rumford and Sam Vanhuss. Joe Henning sang hymns with Mrs. J. R. Henning accompanying. Burial followed in Highland Cemetery.
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Harry L. Morgan
Lamb
Roger Fredrikson
P. A. Johnson
W. C. McConachie
A. R. Carpenter
A. J. Brady
Fred Lutz
A. Keith
Eldon Finch
W. H. Rice
Clarence Keith
Ernest Johnson
Neal Sayler
Alton Rumford
Sam Vanhuss
Hospital Notes and Births and Discharges
Ann Keith admitted today at RFD 2. Births include a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Joe Terrill of 205 E. 13th Tuesday, weight 6 pounds 13 ounces. Dismissals: Mrs. Lawrence Hoadley of 621 S Sycamore, Mrs. Leah Hettick of Quenemo, Gloria Faye Shertz of RFD 4, William H. Gardner of Cedar House Nursing Home, and Mrs. George Steward of Waverly today.
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Ann Keith
Joe Terrill
Lawrence Hoadley
Sycamore
Leah Hettick
Quenemo
Gloria Faye Shertz
William H. Gardner
Cedar House Nursing Home
George Steward
Waverly
Heavy Rains Help Soil Deepen in Kansas Wheat
Heavy rains last week damaged crops in Kansas with lodging of wheat and other small grains and drowned some early corn plantings while delaying alfalfa cuttings. The rain also improved soil moisture, especially in western areas, as wheat development varied from headed to only six to eight inches in western sections and oats and barley showed mixed progress.
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Topeka i
Kansas
Woman Slays Texas Thug In Fort Worth Apartment
Fort Worth police say 52 year old George Nesbit was shot four times by Lois Stripling the 31 year old widow of a gambler at her apartment after Nesbit allegedly threatened her Neighbors say Stripling feared he would kill her and she had tried to break away Nesbit had a long police record and was free on bond awaiting trial for allegedly setting fire to a general store last September.
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Fort Worth
Tex
George
Jack) Nesbit
Lois Striping
A. C. Howrton
Oklahoma
Paduceh
Corn crop reports amid rough weather and public executions
The report notes light corn planting due to wet fields and droughtening, with only 45 percent harvested publicly today versus 61 percent last year. Replanting is needed as some fields washed out while others survive. Pasture grasses grow in central and eastern areas. western ranges are green but seed is poor and buffalo grass has failed in places. Four Jordanians cited in the text are mentioned amid execution.
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Israel
Thel
Catholic Bishop Frank A. Thill Dies in Salina
The Most Rev Frank A Thill bishop of the Salina Diocese died at age 64 after heart illness. He entered St Johns Hospital three days ago and passed away last night. He came to Kansas in 1938 to lead the diocese, moving its headquarters from Concordia to Salina in 1945. The diocese covers 32 counties in northwestern Kansas.
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Salina
Frank A. Thill
Cathlic
St. John's Hospital
Lago
Thill
Kansas
Concordia
Japan completes first atomic reactor at Tokai village
Work finished today on Japan's first atomic reactor at the Atomic Energy Research Institute in Tokai village, marking a milestone in the nation’s nuclear program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ito
Japan
Atomic Energy Research Institute
Tokai Village
Marsh and Lawrence Funeral Services Announced
Funeral services for Mr. and Mrs. J A Bert Marsh will be at Lamb Funeral Home Thursday at 2 PM conducted by Dr W A Elliott with interment in Highland Cemetery Relatives and friends of Rev C V Lawrence will gather at 10 45 AM for graveside services with Rev Roger Fredrikson officiating Louise C Gates funeral arrangements are pending burial at Highland Cemetery
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Gates
Louise C. Gates
Highand Cemetery
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Board of Education
Northern Baptist Convention
W. H. Dickinson
Dale Purcell
A. B. Martin
Ottawa University
Vellene Beauty Shop
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N. Oak
Larry Lee
K. U. Medical Center
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W. M. Mellvain
Jon Alterman
Cleveland
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Pomona
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S. Cedar
Baker University
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Jay Brown
Marilyn Henning
University of
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Chet Gates
Hisenhower
White House
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Texas
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Davis Paint Store
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Ottawa Herald
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Valentine M. Fangman
Saints Peter and Paul
Seneca
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Louis H. Dengel
Lamb General Home
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